Four Comic’s One Country.
These four Belfast based comics tear up any idea you have about who the Irish women is. Disabled, foreign, queer and whatever the hell is going on with the ginger one, they bring wildly different voices, backgrounds and perspectives to their post-conflict city.
Céilí Rae Minogue is an early-late-mid-twenty something with delusions of grandeur and an addiction to complicated word play. Her sets incorporate absurdism, puns, prop work, and storytelling, resulting in something that’s sure to leave audiences delighted and deeply confused.
Angela McGregor offers sharp, grounded comedy about navigating a world that wasn’t built for her, finding warmth and wit in the everyday realities others often overlook.
Wafa Daldoul brings mischievous energy skewering cultural expectations and leaning into the contradictions of identity.
Sara-Jade Davidson delivers deeply personal storytelling about growing up outside the box and finding her people with this unconventional crowd. Different paths, different stories and a night that celebrates the many ways of not being “typical.”
- Accidental Theatre, 12-13 Shaftesbury Square, Belfast, BT2 7DB
- Sunday, 2 August
- Start: 7:00 pm (doors open at 6:30 pm)
- Price: £10 In-Person / £15 Donation Ticket
More information and booking: https://accidentaltheatre.co.uk/box-office/typical-irishwomen
